This article centers the role of digital technologies in extending financial accumulation into
new sectors of the US housing market in the wake of the global financial crisis. I argue that …

In this research, we examine evictions in post-foreclosure single-family rentals in Atlanta,
GA, placing eviction-driven housing insecurity in the broader context of rising middle-class …

Evictions have recently gained attention as a problem affecting millions of households
worldwide. This study contributes to knowledge on the conditions leading to housing …

In the aftermath of the foreclosure crisis, there has been a marked shift toward renting in the
United States, with a large increase in households renting single-family homes. In the 50 …

Housing shortages following the global financial crisis have been accompanied by a new,
sharp downturn in rates of residential mobility, largely among renters. The Great Recession …

This article examines the relationship between employment opportunity and housing
affordability. Access to locations with high-productivity jobs is increasingly limited by …

Fifty years after the adoption of the 1968 Fair Housing Act that prohibits discrimination in the
housing market, homeownership rates have not increased for Black or Hispanic households …

Homeownership rates have been slow to recover since the financial crisis. Minority groups
such as Blacks and Hispanics have been particularly slow to transition to homeownership …

The housing affordability crisis is one of the most pressing issues in urban centres around
the globe, affecting especially young adults. Some theorists have in response begun calling …

This article assesses the asset building of households that take part in shared-equity
homeownership (SEH) models. The contribution of this article is a comparison of outcomes …